Symptomatic Giant Virchow-Robin Spaces: A Rare Cause of Spastic Quadriparesis in 43-Year-old Ethiopian Patient: A Case Report.

Background: Virchow-Robin Spaces (VRS) are perivascular spaces that surround small arteries and arterioles. These normal anatomical structures are thought to be involved in the drainage of interstitial fluid and also to play an immunomodulatory role by hosting macrophages. Rarely, it becomes giant and symptomatic resulting in mass effect on adjacent neuronal structures and ventricular system causing different neurological disorders.